Table 2.

Uropathogens in female patients of various age groups in the study population

Isolated Bacteria	BCH						MCH						EUH						Total
	≤40		41–55		>55		≤40		41–55		>55		≤40		41–55		>55		≤40		41–55		>55
	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%
Escherichia coli	51	8.25	48	7.76	228	36.89	22	6.5	23	6.8	111	32.84	49	7.75	31	4.9	364	57.59	122	7.68	102	6.42	703	44.26
Klebsiella spp.	13	2.1	14	2.26	68	11.0	8	2.36	13	3.84	50	14.79	7	1.1	6	0.94	90	14.24	28	1.76	33	2.07	208	13.09
Pseudomonas aeruginosa	2	0.32	1	0.16	11	1.77	2	0.59	3	0.88	27	7.98	-	-	3	0.47	8	1.26	4	0.25	7	0.44	46	2.89
Proteus spp.	7	1.13	7	1.13	32	5.17	5	1.47	4	1.18	15	4.43	-	-	2	0.31	18	2.84	12	0.75	13	0.81	65	4.09
Enterococcus spp.	19	3.07	23	3.72	72	11.65	9	2.66	7	2.07	31	9.17	6	0.94	2	0.31	43	6.8	34	2.14	32	2.01	146	9.19
Staphylococcus spp.	4	0.64	7	1.13	11	1.77	-	-	1	0.29	7	2.07	2	0.31	-	-	1	0.15	6	0.37	8	0.5	19	1.19
Total	96	15.53	100	16.18	422	68.28	46	13.6	51	15.08	241	71.3	64	6.96	44	6.96	524	82.91	206	12.97	195	12.27	1187	74.74

n—number, %—percentage, BCH—Burghele Clinical Hospital, MCH—Mures County Hospital, EUH—Elias University Hospital.